Ideas

Change the way the buttons at the bottom of the form look and perform to make it more obvious what is required 'next'. See attached for screenshots.

When parents complete an iSAMS Enquiry form, they get a generic message to say that the form has been successfully submited. As this may be the first response from us to the parent, we would like to be able to personalise the message to thank them...

Presently, if we put a text widget on the home page, and a user clicks on the link going from Dashboard page to School Reports page, the Dashboard button on the menu bar becomes broken in the destination page (in this case, the School Reports page...

Please can you make the portal forms printable as we need to be able to print out registration forms.

We want to be able to create a charge sheet by subject which can be sorted by class and in alphabetical order. Currently the spreadsheet adds everyone in alphabetical order only. We also want the ability to add additional lines for the same pupil ...

When adding incidents or rewards for multiple students, teachers requested an option to have a search bar to add multiple students rather than trying to search them through forms or sets.

Since we have had inspections on attendance. For our KS5 students we were told that AM/PM marks must be available for these students regardless of if they are Timetabled for that time or not. Experience on working on other MIS, you were able to se...

When a parent submits a Leave Request from the parent portal they must tick the children the Leave Request relates to, even if the parent only has one child at school. If no child is ticked then when the Submit button is ticked an error message is...

More interesting for the user to see relevant visuals at the top of each page, not the same one throughout.

To change from pure detention to more intervention with strategies employed that could be analysed for effectiveness. The rewards and conduct manager could feed into this and create the alert to action. Once this has been actioned and a resolution...